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SUMMONS,
TFRRIroRy OF IDAHO,

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, -
County OF Alturas. !
In the Probate Court Of Alturas County. Territory
of Idaho.
Olympia zoeser. Plaintiff vs.. Joseph Brown, De.
PENDANT
To Joseph brown, Defendant:
In the name of the People o. the United
States in the Territory of Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there is now on file
IN The once OF the Probate Court of the County of
Altur@s, in the Territory Of Ids no. the complein Mt
or Olympia Zoeger, demanding Of You the sun, of
TWO Hundred ana Fifteen rallsra iS2;5 dsl to-
Scther with interest AT the rats Of or and one
haH Il ~ per cent. per month. and ut oruey fees
upon the following cause OF scfonl A promissory
note nav due and unpaid
And you ere hereby notified TINT unless yau
appear and answ.r 20 said complaint st Inv olic,
IN Hsiley Idaho Tsrr tory, within ten DAYS (px
clGsise of the day of seryicel, after the service
on You OF this summers, ~ served withln this
county: or, If served out OF this county hut in
this District. within twenty days: otherwise
Vithis forty days, or judgment by default Will be
'skt against you for the sun 81 s2i50i interest
ahd attorney fees, L gctheF with he costs Of salt
In testimony whereof. 7, II. q Street
Probate judge, have hsreuEta set NV
hand and affixed the seal Of said Court
lsEALi At HALEY, Idaho this ID day Of ! eceln.
Der, A. D. 1875.
II. c. STREET, Pro''at. Judge
de2 Ex'oAicie CLERK of the Frohat,. Court
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means are provided. The Board has
called an election to take place on
the goth inst. for the purpose of de-
Gliding whether tax of one per cent.
shall be levied for The purpose of sup.
porting the public school and com
pleting the schoolhouse.
1t is estimated that one per cent
will raise $500, which will be suffi-
cient to support the school for three
months, to complete the schoolhouse
and pay the insurance on schoolhouse
for two years, which amounts to'about
$500.
The delay in the completion of the
scho olhous' is to be regretted, but
the Board has had competent super
intendent in charge the entire time,
with instructions to complete build
ing as soon as possible.
!. N. SULLIVAN,
Clerk of Board of Trustees.
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THE TRUSTEES REPORT.

Detailed and Specifc Statement Of the
Receipts and Disbursements Of school
BOND Fund OF School District No, 2,
AIturas County. Territory Of Idaho,
March 10, 1887. ..-.... ..
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off the great wig that covered his head
and shoulders. Hestood revealed now,
man of about twenty-five, with close
ly-cropped brown hair, ruddy face.
bright, sparkling eyes, and a powerful
though slender frame.
"You are right" he said. in clear.
firm voice. "Concealmcnt is useless
now; am what you say. was with
Lopez in his glorious II unfortunate at
tempt, and wanted to be near him in
his death. fought with him at Las
Pozas-and am proud of it. Do your
worst.
The Captain went back to the plat
form to report this strange occurrence
TO the General, ard to receive his or
ders. In few moments he returned,
and placing soldier with fixed bay
onet ut each side of the prisoner, and
sending platoon ahead 10 open y path
through the crowd. he detached cola
pany from the nearest battalion, and
gave the order to march.
Slowly the dense throng opened to
the right and left, and the prisoner was
conducted through it. Imprecations
were showered upon him, and some
weapons were shaken at him; but tho
bayonets of the guard protected him
from violence. The eager crowd closed
up solidly behind the soldiers and fol-
lcTed them, and many were borne
unwillingly along by the mere presence
and rush. Among these were Louis
Hunter and his uncle. The episode
jast described had occurred so near to
them that they had seen and heard ev-
erything, and now they had some diff
Guilty to keep their feet amid the tu-
multi and rush. They were borne along
by the press, and could do nothing
bit yield for the present They were but
little way in the rearof the company.
and the tall form and bare head OF the
prisoner were in plain sight.
And now occurred something, which
in its successful daring has perhaps
never been exceeded, the world over,
in the annals of escapes How it could
have happened, how it was done,
seemed little short of mystery; and
there are elderly men in Havana to-day
who will tell you with batcd breath of
the daring escape of "El Americana
Filibustero,n ON the day that Lopez
was garroted, and express their opinion
that he was in league with the devil
The advance platoon had cleared the
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thing different; he didnt mucn care
what.
This man the Captain eyed very
closely.
There's something about your mo-
tions, my man." he said, that makes
me think that you know more of the
sea than you want to tell. Walk across
the deck"
The mulatto hesitated.
"Startr' Numbered the Captain.
The man walked to the other side,
and returned.
That walk can't be disguised.
You're an old sailor; what your reason
is for concealing it, don't know nor
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The Captains Money.
A Tale Of Buried Treasure, Cuban Revolt
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IN -FOUR PARTS.
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The sight, the words, the sounds
threw the man with the sombrero into
n transport OF rage. The soldier-spirit
stirred madly within him; he forgot his
surroundings. he forgot his own feeble
ness; he remembered only that he had
Just seen Lopez bravely die, and had
heard his ascending spirit basely in
suited. Prudence, Judgment. safety,
all were thrown to the winds. rs no
flung his great hat in the air and
shouted in a voice that rang like Is
trumpet through the Paseo:
1.-The memory of Narciso Lopez shall
live forever! Cuba shall be free! Down
with all Spaniardsr'
The very audacity OF the words
seemed at first to strike everybody
spec CHESS. Then murmur OF wrath
ran through the crowd, quickly SWELL
ing to roar of rage and denunciation.
"Kill the filibustero! Down with the
Americans! To the garrote with hime,
With such menacing cries as these
the mob closed round the devoted man,
and long knives were brandished in the
air. Quickly the bayoncts of the
soldiers cleared away tie crowd, and a
Captain of the guard confronted the
offender. The latter stood quietly with
folded arms. look of defiance resting
on his handsome face.
Speak" said the Captain, in broken
English "Who are you?"
IAN American.
ave might know that! Fellow
were you with Lopez or CrittendenG"
The man returned no answer; he
stood proudly before his enemies,
neither admitting nor denying his
identity. The Captain. sword in hand,
was closely searching his face, when a
sudden light came into his eyes.
by Heaven, I've seon you beforer'
he exclaimed "You were in the fight
ut Las Pozas- confess is it not SOP"
Still no answer The mans eyes
never quailed, but he spoke not.
"Ah," exclaimed the Captain, ~
understand your disguise now. Oblige
me by removing that hair, Senior Fill
busteror'
The man laughed, actually laughed
at the announcement of this discovery,
and with one motion Of his hand tore
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into the alley. The Lieutenant, per-
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the company up to the head
and found that the prisoner
had escaped. (which wayP" no
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cried; and when twenty voices repneu
"Into the alley" he commanded th'
soldiers to fire that way. For two
minutes rafting and useless fusiiao'
was kept up-useless, except that lhree
or four persons were wounded whose
first knowledge OF the trouhie came
from the bullets that struck them' 10
the conformation and rage OF lhe ON
GERS 1t was cieaF that the prisoner was
out OF sight.
The whole affair had occurred 80
suddenly and unexpectedly as wen us
so quickly, that even those VINO saw
every MOTION that was iiiaue' iiiciuuinS
Louis hunter ana MS uhcie' h"u
seme dilhcuity IN describing IL accu'
rately. IL seemop lpierapiy GEAR nov
ever that as tne prisoner Sai,e near
to the aliey, nc hau suuueh,y uiPpou
up one OF ms guarus, hhocAea uo"n
the other felled the captain WIN one
OF the muske's anu sprung in'o 'no
alley. -,
All was uproar ana CONFUSION Inc
crowd continued 10 pour lnto ehe strec''
and rumors oil what hau happened ran
like wild-fre back TO the raseo' wnlch
the troops were leaving. lhe "noio
force was at once broken up mo
squads ana sent iorth 10 scour Inc ci'yi
drums resounhed' hait the garrison
was turned out under arms ana soon
the loud boom OF gun from the RAM
parts OF the Moro told havana ana All
the country round that prisoner hH't
escaped. Inc alley ana every mousse
in it were thoroughly searcheo; Dut no
discovery was made. IL was expected
by some OF the oihcers that the re-
capture would be easy, since the fugl-
tive had been plainly seen by thou,
sands, and being Dareheadcu ana
dressed in white any attempt 10 Sc
cure other clothing would certain'y DC
tray him. But ut dark OF that day ne
had not been lounu, nor hao any 'hihs
tangible been hearu OF hlm'
When at last the two Americana
whom we have seen at the Paseo wcro
able to disentangle themselves from the
crowd, they began to make their way
down to the quay. Their progress was
slow. Squads OF soldiers patrolled
every street, and they were often
halted and commanded to give an ae-
count OF themselves. on these occa-
sions Louis Hunter would stand care
lessly by with his hands in his pockets.
while the sailor, who had been pre-
pared by the latter events of the day
to act and talk temperately, would
pull some folded papers from his breast
pocket, and declared;
1--WE are both Americans, but per-
fectly peaceable. We belong to the
bark Nellie Willis in the harbor.
/ am her Captain, Aaron Willis; this is
my nephew, Louis Hunter, who sails
With ms. Here are my manifest and
clearance; we're most ready to sail-only
waiting to ship more hands. We've
been to the Paseo to see the execution, I"
This full explanation, with a glance
ct the papers, and sometimes ques-
ton or two, sufliced TO pass the two
along; and when the Captains Span
ish was not understood, Louis was
called upon to explain. As they
neared the water the crowd became
thinner, and they were able to walk more
rapidly, and converse as they walked,
''By all odds, the most daring thing
ever saw in my life, the Captain de-
clared.
"a man couldn't try it once out of
| fen thousand times. and escane n bul-